Central Dalmatia
ACI Marina Split
The busiest gateway to the Dalmatian islands — Hvar, Brac and Vis all within a day's sail.
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Where you sail
A thousand islands, five sensible places to start
Croatia's charter fleet clusters around a handful of Dalmatian bases. Which one you leave from shapes your whole week — here's the honest difference.
South Dalmatia
Dubrovnik
Start or finish in the walled city, with Mljet and the Elaphiti islands close by.
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Central Dalmatia
Marina Frapa Rogoznica
A quieter start between Split and Sibenik, ideal for the Kornati archipelago.
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North Dalmatia
Sibenik
The natural base for Kornati and Krka national parks.
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Central Dalmatia
Trogir
UNESCO old town on the doorstep and a short hop to the open Adriatic.
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Three weeks worth copying
From Split
The classic Dalmatian loop
Split → Milna (Brač) → Hvar → Vis → Šolta → Split
Roughly 20–25 nm a day, always somewhere to duck into if the maestral gets bored.
From Šibenik or Rogoznica
Kornati and the quiet water
Rogoznica → Žirje → Kornati NP → Sali (Dugi Otok) → Skradin → Rogoznica
Bare islands, empty bays and the Krka waterfalls up a river you can sail into.
From Dubrovnik
South to the walls
Dubrovnik → Šipan → Mljet NP → Korčula → Lastovo → Dubrovnik
The most dramatic finish in the Adriatic, and the best restaurants of the lot.